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Spring Litter Last week on Earth Day, 26 Island beaches were cleared of empty bottles and cans, plastic odds and ends and other debris. The...
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Boycotting The Olympics By Jesse Shayne> The issue of boycotting the Beijing Olympics has been raised to a whole new level. Recently, when...
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LETTER FROM HAITI Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
OVERPRICED REAL ESTATE Editors, Vineyard Gazette: Before the economy took a tumble, homeowners used to check the weekly sales of nearby real...
FAIR METHODS Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
From the Nov. 24, 1989 edition of the Vineyard Gazette:
The holiday season opened on the Vineyard with a rare and heavy snowfall early Thanksgiving morning. By sunrise the first snowstorm of late autumn measured six inches and it was still coming.
The freak storm, which dumped more than eight inches on the Island before it was over, became a memorable backdrop to many family celebrations, and added interest for people who had to work this Thanksgiving Day.
